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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #270 on: August 28, 2013, 05:36:05 PM »

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I am thinking my top four teams in the West are - LA Lakers, Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder.

I think those four are the title contenders in the West.

Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #271 on: August 28, 2013, 05:37:59 PM »

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How is this team not getting any respect:

Roster looks like this:

Pg:Jennings Collison
Sg:Joe Johnson/Caldwell-Pope
Sf:Deng/Bennett/Thompson
PF:Melo/Tristian Thompson/Bennett
C:Bynum/ZAZA/Mullens
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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #272 on: August 28, 2013, 05:40:22 PM »

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How is this team not getting any respect:

Roster looks like this:

Pg:Jennings Collison
Sg:Joe Johnson/Caldwell-Pope
Sf:Deng/Bennett/Thompson
PF:Melo/Tristian Thompson/Bennett
C:Bynum/ZAZA/Mullens

Three volume scorers + dependence on youth as depth + the Bynum factor = No bueno

Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #273 on: August 28, 2013, 05:41:25 PM »

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I am thinking my top four teams in the West are - LA Lakers, Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder.

I think those four are the title contenders in the West.

I'd put Minnesota up there as well.
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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #274 on: August 28, 2013, 05:43:51 PM »

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I am thinking my top four teams in the West are - LA Lakers, Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder.

I think those four are the title contenders in the West.

I'd put Minnesota up there as well.

Yeah, I am going back and forth on them. Whether they are in the group or just outside it.

Not sure yet.

Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #275 on: August 28, 2013, 05:45:17 PM »

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I am thinking my top four teams in the West are - LA Lakers, Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder.

I think those four are the title contenders in the West.

I'd put Minnesota up there as well.

Why did I have to end up in the Western Conference? Isn't picking smack in the middle of a snake a challenge enough?

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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #276 on: August 28, 2013, 05:46:08 PM »

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How is this team not getting any respect:

Roster looks like this:

Pg:Jennings Collison
Sg:Joe Johnson/Caldwell-Pope
Sf:Deng/Bennett/Thompson
PF:Melo/Tristian Thompson/Bennett
C:Bynum/ZAZA/Mullens

Wow, there is a ton of talent on this squad.  I think you need to redistribute some of this talent.  Not enough shots to go around between Melo, Johnson, Jennings, Bynum, and Deng.

That's a GOOD problem to have though in this stage where people are looking at a nearly impossible task of upgrading their high end talent.  I think your 2-5 positions could play very well together (pending Bynum's health) and Jennings should be the guy out if you can move him.  Maybe a steady, good shooting PG like Jameer Nelson or George Hill, and some upgrades on your bench (SG/SF particularly).

SOMEBODY in the league will have to deal with the Bynum health issue and it's you.  Considering that, your center position is looking in very good shape with what you have there.  While you plan for Bynum to be healthy, your backup has started at center for playoff teams in the past and Mullens is a capable enough bench player.
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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #277 on: August 28, 2013, 05:46:35 PM »

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How is this team not getting any respect:

Roster looks like this:

Pg:Jennings Collison
Sg:Joe Johnson/Caldwell-Pope
Sf:Deng/Bennett/Thompson
PF:Melo/Tristian Thompson/Bennett
C:Bynum/ZAZA/Mullens

Three volume scorers + dependence on youth as depth + the Bynum factor = No bueno

Yep. For better or worse, Zaza is probably the "surest thing" you have on the bench.

Of course, the rookies could start with a big splash, and Tristan could wow now that he's moved to shooting with his off hand. That's a tough sell, though.
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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #278 on: August 28, 2013, 05:47:37 PM »

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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #279 on: August 28, 2013, 06:00:32 PM »

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PG: Mike Conley / Jerryd Bayless
SG: JJ Redick / Alonzo Gee
SF: Paul George / Trevor Ariza
PF: Ryan Anderson / Reggie Evans
 C: Emeka Okafor / Tyler Zeller / Greg Smith

Haven't yet decided how I plan on allotting minutes.  I do know George is going to see a decent amount of time at the 4, in order to force other teams to match up.  Not sure yet who will be the center when George plays at the 4.  Probably Okafor, but it really could be any one of my bigs.  Maybe I'll just put Anderson there and have all 5 guys stand behind the 3 point line.

Really surprised I was able to get Zeller in the 11th round.  He was a starter as a rookie last year and put up decent offensive numbers for a bad Cleveland team, and will likely end up starting again (since Cleveland signed that useless bum and terrible human being known as Andrew Bynum).

Open to any thoughts, suggestions, or whatever.

Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #280 on: August 28, 2013, 06:03:54 PM »

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How is this team not getting any respect:

Roster looks like this:

Pg:Jennings Collison
Sg:Joe Johnson/Caldwell-Pope
Sf:Deng/Bennett/Thompson
PF:Melo/Tristian Thompson/Bennett
C:Bynum/ZAZA/Mullens

Three volume scorers + dependence on youth as depth + the Bynum factor = No bueno

Yep. For better or worse, Zaza is probably the "surest thing" you have on the bench.

Of course, the rookies could start with a big splash, and Tristan could wow now that he's moved to shooting with his off hand. That's a tough sell, though.

Would probably start Caldwell-pope and then rub Joe Johnson out to run with the bench
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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #281 on: August 28, 2013, 06:06:12 PM »

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Would probably start Caldwell-pope and then rub Joe Johnson out to run with the bench

Aren't you worried that might affect his energy level?

Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #282 on: August 28, 2013, 06:06:48 PM »

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PG: Mike Conley / Jerryd Bayless
SG: JJ Redick / Alonzo Gee
SF: Paul George / Trevor Ariza
PF: Ryan Anderson / Reggie Evans
 C: Emeka Okafor / Tyler Zeller / Greg Smith

Haven't yet decided how I plan on allotting minutes.  I do know George is going to see a decent amount of time at the 4, in order to force other teams to match up.  Not sure yet who will be the center when George plays at the 4.  Probably Okafor, but it really could be any one of my bigs.  Maybe I'll just put Anderson there and have all 5 guys stand behind the 3 point line.

Really surprised I was able to get Zeller in the 11th round.  He was a starter as a rookie last year and put up decent offensive numbers for a bad Cleveland team, and will likely end up starting again (since Cleveland signed that useless bum and terrible human being known as Andrew Bynum).

Open to any thoughts, suggestions, or whatever.

You can't play George at the 4.  I haven't really seen him try, but I can't picture him guarding 4's.  Not strong enough.  Post 4's will kill him.  Can you imagine him guarding Horford, Pau, or Z-Bo?  And on the other end of the floor, your opponent will put their SF on George and have their 4 loosely guard Ariza (who I presume will be the 3 on the floor when George plays the 4.
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Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #283 on: August 28, 2013, 06:10:34 PM »

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PG: Mike Conley / Jerryd Bayless
SG: JJ Redick / Alonzo Gee
SF: Paul George / Trevor Ariza
PF: Ryan Anderson / Reggie Evans
 C: Emeka Okafor / Tyler Zeller / Greg Smith

Haven't yet decided how I plan on allotting minutes.  I do know George is going to see a decent amount of time at the 4, in order to force other teams to match up.  Not sure yet who will be the center when George plays at the 4.  Probably Okafor, but it really could be any one of my bigs.  Maybe I'll just put Anderson there and have all 5 guys stand behind the 3 point line.

Really surprised I was able to get Zeller in the 11th round.  He was a starter as a rookie last year and put up decent offensive numbers for a bad Cleveland team, and will likely end up starting again (since Cleveland signed that useless bum and terrible human being known as Andrew Bynum).

Open to any thoughts, suggestions, or whatever.

You can't play George at the 4.  I haven't really seen him try, but I can't picture him guarding 4's.  Not strong enough.  Post 4's will kill him.  Can you imagine him guarding Horford, Pau, or Z-Bo?  And on the other end of the floor, your opponent will put their SF on George and have their 4 loosely guard Ariza (who I presume will be the 3 on the floor when George plays the 4.

Paul George can't play those power fours you mentioned but he can play many of the others. The stretch fours. The quick fours. Limited offensive threats. Very few of the backup PFs around the league are strong enough offensively to stop P.George playing PF minutes.

So clearly he can't play there full time because he can't matchup against the type of players you mentioned but he can play there part-time and matchup effectively against many of the role player types.

Re: 2013 CB Draft: How's my CB Draft Team look?
« Reply #284 on: August 28, 2013, 06:10:47 PM »

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PG: Mike Conley / Jerryd Bayless
SG: JJ Redick / Alonzo Gee
SF: Paul George / Trevor Ariza
PF: Ryan Anderson / Reggie Evans
 C: Emeka Okafor / Tyler Zeller / Greg Smith

Haven't yet decided how I plan on allotting minutes.  I do know George is going to see a decent amount of time at the 4, in order to force other teams to match up.  Not sure yet who will be the center when George plays at the 4.  Probably Okafor, but it really could be any one of my bigs.  Maybe I'll just put Anderson there and have all 5 guys stand behind the 3 point line.

Really surprised I was able to get Zeller in the 11th round.  He was a starter as a rookie last year and put up decent offensive numbers for a bad Cleveland team, and will likely end up starting again (since Cleveland signed that useless bum and terrible human being known as Andrew Bynum).

Open to any thoughts, suggestions, or whatever.

You can't play George at the 4

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